‘Mnemonic’ review – a play about memory
These interrelated stories trigger a dissection into the subject of memory, albeit a rather surface level exploration – like a thin sheet of ice. Abdalla’s introductory monologue peaks with some…
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Cambodia’s curse: Pol Pot’s reign of terror
Phoenix Woolnough traces Cambodia’s harrowing experience of violence and authoritarianism following the Second World War, challenging a simplistic rendering of the Cold War period.
Chile’s constitutional ‘rebirth’: an historic victory
Catalina Mella - a Chilean student - explores what the recent referendum result will mean for her country's future and, importantly, its past
We will fight them in the textbooks: Churchill and historical memory
Regarded by many as the greatest ever Briton, does Churchill represent the need to rethink how we view historical figures?
The Flash Games We Used to Play
Rowan looks back on the flash games he used to play